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Silverwood Theme Park
Athol, Idaho

   Silverwood Theme Park and Boulder Beach water park are located in the Idaho mountains about fifty miles northeast of Spokane, Washington.  The park was created in 1988 when owner Gary Norton bought a small airport and set up an antique aircraft museum. A few years later, he bought a 1915 steam locomotive at an auction and placed three miles of track around the 700-acre property.  When the park opened, the train was the only ride.  Silverwood has been expanding ever since and currently has nearly two dozen rides.  Unfortunately, the airport was closed when the water park expanded and forced the partial closure of the runway.

    Only one coaster has left Silverwood:  Coaster was a Molina & Sons kiddie coaster that operated here for a few years in the 1990s.


Corkscrew
(formerly Gravity Defying Corkscrew)
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Timber Terror
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Tremors
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Aftershock
Press Release: Silverwood announces addition of largest, most expensive attraction ever (January 23, 2008)
This is the Déjà Vu coaster relocated from Six Flags Great America.  I hope to return here to photograph it in 2010.


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